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Template:Episodebox Beard Science is the ninth episode in the Skylanders Academy television series.
Synopsis
Kaos thinks that the key to getting the Golden Queen to like him is to find some hair, so he steals Master Eon's treasured beard.
Featured characters
- Spyro
- Stealth Elf
- Eruptor
- Jet-Vac
- Pop Fizz
- Master Eon
- Hugo
- Hex
- Skull
- Roller Brawl
- Wind-Up
- Bad Breath
- Kaos
- Glumshanks
- Kaossandra
- Golden Queen
- Wolfgang
- Dreamcatcher
- Broccoli Guy
Gallery
Continuity
- Eon reveals his ability of Beard Fu, being able to use his shapeshifting, prehensible beard for a variety of attacks.
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Trivia
- Without his beard, Master Eon is forgotten by his Skylanders and easily ignored by his cadets, and disliked by the Sheep. Though he speculates that the beard had magical properties that kept the Academy crew together, series writer Eric Rogers explained that it is actually tied to his own belief on that theory, which can warp reality and alter his influence.[1]
- Explained in an earlier tweet, the characteristic is exaggerated for comedy, rather than being an unintentional plot hole.
- Wolfgang refers to Golden Queen as his girlfriend. However, after the events of this episode, they are not hanging out together as of Season 1.
- The episode's name is a pun on the song Weird Science.
- In one of the unnamed Mabu's paintings of Kaos and the Golden Queen, the beach Kaos and the Queen were in is an altered screenshot of the Leviathan Lagoon.
- One of Master Eon's beard moves is named "The van Dyk". This might be a reference to Nick van Dyk, the co-president of Activision Blizzard Studios.
